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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY. MAY 21, 1938, SEVEN r ; i For Your Convenience Teeae Duuslaa Countr atorta nlll lake Want Ada tor taa Nara-Jtevlew t CtLVKH'S MARKET Hutberllu STEAHNS CHK.NOWtiTU Oakland 8TONAK1511 imta CO. Yoncallm McUONAl.U'B STOHII Ulklun HKIIAHII'g Umpqua GLIDU HTOH13 Glide I, D, NICHOLS Urai'knuy HOW KI.I.'H STOlllS Trnmlte u. n. nit 1111:11 co. C'amaa Valler UI.L1SON Kl.l.lSO.N Olllard I1KVMH.DS A ADAMS ftlrrlle Creek UllADSTHUliT'S Illddle HHNM.Milin'S Caaronvllle UlCNMNOKIl'S . Uleadale DAYS CHIilJK STOIIU Daya Creek The above alorefl will accept ada and payment lor tbem. Juat tell tile niurchaiiit listi-d above: 'I want to put ln nd In the Newa-Revlew" and be Hill ynke care of all the detalla tor you. NEWS-REVIEW Classified Ads ' Phone 100 ' RATE8 First Insertion, per won! 2c Each subsequent iusertion per word lc One week, per word 6c One month, per line ....(1.00 Minimum charge 26c Copy for this page will be ac cepted unt(U 11 a. m. of the day of publication. The News-Review assumes no responsibility for and in no way I guarantees the financial responsi bility or integrity of the advertis ers in the classified columns. Read ers are urged to make full investi gation before sending money in re sponse to advertisements. The News-Review reserves the right to reject objectionable adver tising. It further reserves the right to classify all advertising under the proper classification. FRECKLES AND HIS PIVE BEEKI WAITING MERE yf . FOR.vTtXJ- - X KNEW YOU'D ) HELLO, .N. I COME BY HERE OM YOUR. M DUDLEY V ('V . way home V7 what bikings I aTw--- I YOU OVER. To ... SHADYSIDE? J MYRA NORTH, SPECIAL NURSE THAT'S IT.' THE OC6AN ACK IS BUT THERE'S EXPLORING THE PEO FESSOCS RETREAT MIGH UP OM BAT W1MG BLUFF FROM WHICH L COKAE THE VVEieD STEA'iJSOF AN OLD CHURCH OeGAM... NO SIGN OF AMWHERE! BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES -OST TPVK.M6 IvftOOT ASt AWO HORACli CONiCtWitO ASOOT AVJO SCOOW bacv oT;Ea ftvv TlAC -rtt i WASH TUBBS DERM HlMt DERW WS H0E, EA6Y5 FRAWIE SLAUGHTER CAN'T BE SATISFIED WITH BUSTIN' VJIU0OWS AU' DRIVIM1 away customers wow HE'S TRYIN TO TERRORIZE WY BAND! For Sale Miscellaneous Livestock Rentals F9R RENT ll00m 111 modem . . home with basement garage. FOR SALB Second band Electro- r'OR HUNT H acre poultry Meals if wanted. 1023 Winches-' lux gas refrigerator, 1 electric SADDLE mare, weight 1150 lbs., rucb. 2 large poultry houses. t"?r street. refrigerator, overstuffed daven- riding saddle and pat. ouitit. Range pens. Small cotiago. ijloO ,,,,, ,,. , port and chair, Montag Junior ""or Mallery, Glide, Oregon, Mjr year. wm lent couaso for "'J1 ,.!' ,1',K "'T1'"" , 10 range. Charter Oak electric ' " HeUeriiardi, S10 per inonih. Hoy Young, .05 ho'' Home. 1353 Harrison range, electric washing machine, oniric SA1 E 1 hoavv rolta w- aaa atroet. phono 417. . '"" KutuTlto cUe'", Juila'u r,;,N,T ; Re-i Estate tuinituie Store. ColnB au'd Me- j. H 1 lHk, llouto r'" (KNT-4-room house, garage, Keai l-State FOR SALE-1 McCormick-DeorliiK 1, Oakland, Oregon. .... Kurdon spot, at ll.vur.mle. In- iV? . . ii.uiiiiii.il uuuiiut, quia 026 Second avenue. you swr Olt l'Vl'lIANdl' 15-30 tractor on rubber. First - ! ,. b.u.i. UK i..m,iiamiii- class condition. $700.00. Also olh- DEAD and worthless livestock ro- ,,.(m unNT-ll-iuom house 335 """inlug house. 18 rooms. 1'l.is- er tractors, threshers, etc. Shook """red free of charge Rosebmg Soulll Stephens St. Suitable lor ' ',,, '!?,' '"'"rL.ln! Produce Co., Albany, Oregon. By-Products. Phono 6-Pm. roouiing house. $20.00. , if.' f "vill ox "ui" e t! for o,l FOR SALE-Foldlng buggy, bus- "M-LU. HORSE, work singlo or TWO s.roam, furnished apart- J""'1 '' Eugene, li. W, Young sinett, teoterbahe juniper, good . d,oub'0' Tn0 Auctl011 Murkut, 0JU menta, ground floor. Call 130 fc So. 205 w- Cuss St.. phone as new. 720 Winchester street. " '"Chester, South Jackson streut. w- FOR SALE One Airline hair dryer F0K SALE Mulo, 0 years" old; Foil RENT Attractive, furnished, NLU)U tModern bungalow, unen- and shumpoa tray, at Uarguiu, Iresn neifor. Mrs. C. Carto, Myr- hying quarters 2 S or 1 rooms, numbered, in good neighborhood, House, 527 North Jackson St. tie Creek. Watzlg, phono 710-J. convenient to stores, schools, . . ; T transportation, etc., to trade. for MAYTAG sales ana service. Radio OK bAijK eaniing P'ss, WELL cleaned, 6-room furnished . properly near ltoseburg. uwuur. Music Store, phone 93. 225 N. weeks old. Phone 55t 4. George houso for rent. Inquire Oil South 541 Rudfield Ave., Los Angeles, Jackson. HJorg. pine street. . .California. FOR SALE Small, upright piano, Miscellaneous ' FOR RENT New modern lour- FEDERAL LAND HANK FARMS like new. Judd Apts., Apt. 1. room house. 1U02 Winchester For information, inquire of M. 11. ,. . . ., : " sirect. S22.50. Orcen, Secretary, at Hie Nation- FOR SALE Yew wood posts. John LOOK1NOOLASS Cemetery nsso- al Farm Loan Office, Douglas Prowell, Rice Creek. elation will hold its annual FOR R E N T Small furnished Abstract Co. Hid-.;., Tel. 9 tt, or nnAT trailer and mninr ivrf "leeting and clean-up day on Fri- house, J5.00. Druugliton. Millers c. A. Baruos, 107 E. Sth, Eugene, .. . ,", G day, May 27. Henry Jones, sec- Addition. Ore. condition. Phone 645-J. rotary. ; APAHTMEN'i'S lor rent. Please FOR SALE Equity in Broom BUieSS Opportunities LAWNMOWER grinding by pro- cull ulternoons at 112 Weal bouse, now renting for $25 oision idoal machine. Roseburg Douglas. . innnlli Smull amount down, bal- FOR SALE or lease Well estah- Cyclery, 630 N. Jackson. 7T," , : : 7TZT amo S15.U0 per inontli. J. M. lishcd business wine, beer, Si LAM heated npartments, 1J.OO Juij( chicken dinner and service sin- erade A pasteurized or raw. up. Northside Apts., phono 3tiU-J. lion. Rose Garden Inn, 1 mile J?lellverd """y- Uiupqua Dairy. ..1U(n, ,,,,,.,.., for rent Hot F0U SALl--Vory cbeap. 17-room north of Drain. . 3- ' .in. 'o.-i1 s aparlment bouse Itents lor inmm.MPP-riiii.Ai iiv,..!,,. and cold wale.. 11-7 Hal. aid. ,, ,, Mj , mMer Tr-ctnr. Roseburg Electric, phono 123. ltooM "' tor girl. Mrs. """' J- ' ir"t0rS ,.,. m ; Tr-TT 1-ream, 522 South Stephens. ?0K SAbl3 m. aul.u8, s LEST YOU FORGET! Wo am Aituu-,i l-no tuner, i n. ii,j-u. k-n M A H N apa1,t.Mpm'i miles Roseburg, 6-room huuso -till building the patented E. O. WnrL- W-nlorl Strictly modern. Phone 650. J'",11, ,"',tl1' electricity. Owner Sarff Auto Tractor at Sarff's Au- VYQrK Wanieq . , 112 Urockway. to Wrecking House, 523 N. Main 5 .MODERN furnished 5-room du- street. WANTED Quilting, hand Hum- Plex. 1152 Madrono avenue. . .,,. r;i0 J stlllching, monograms, etc. Mrs. APARTMENTS 3-room modern .UtOmODlieS Trade C. H. Koentz, Edenhower. Vm i. V., ..T,., r m0UBrn- , , Close in. Phono 0I5-J. . ,,,,,.,., , , , , c-ir, mnV.i-. 7, m . ' tt k in. it, v., . TT 1"30 CHEN ROLET stake body FOR TRADE - Radio for piano. PAPLR1M,. painting kalsomining. CICELY furnished aparlment for ,.tnick. Very good condition. Gross & Hargls. Very reasonable. Sloan, phono rent. J. M. Judd. ' Price reasonable Will trade for t? 1 ; . car. 1 milo soulh of Roseburg, fuel , 35 ACRES, C-room house. Inquire Tipton Dairy road. Carl O. Koch ' Chiropractor 112 urockway. GET your wood at Roseburg Lum. : , Fdit SALE or irado for wood her Co. Dry and green. 16-inch Scientific equipment. NCM & X-Ray. I APARTMENT for rout. 421 Flood 1112(1 Studobakor cnncli, iu good FRIENDS THERF - 3 I I III 11 I t I l,c-licne,ii -..A-r-r, ,r- I'' ' ' .... V TmrSTTn I , . . . ,r- Jllllll 1 II i I I I i I " '"p" 1 1 n' '" "tu-o rKUr-'-HSOU, L AM STILL UNIM" l; 1 ll) PLtJVP'.' m LI I l-t rLALC UN inc. VI in 1 If! I I I I I 5EEM IN "HZMOM, I'D SAY THE PRESSED BY YOUE'MAGIC: THE. I McLIFF IS PECULIARLY SUITED TO ENTEGj H CONSOLE - STILL LIFE s. as i. : i: i nil j i i mi if- w&.. i Ai i-sv-i j v TMk w ik n J i nk v DP&Gnv t c-u VArru v j i in i iti iff i i taim .r t? m i". ivinj! vt x i vkkjw. u in rTtllflli TV! WHISTLING THRU THE CHINKS rf EAT WING BLUFF WITHOUT A FUSS lm I A LOOSE BOARD "A HIDDEN SPRING... imIIJI ' .v:::,:,-. I I, . I I a r... .rv m rsr- 11' I - . . . , ...... . . . 1 1 1(1 I I .. . . - i i ii.r- jfi 1UMI Kamrt- ' r'M ! If rtlfe vr- pipes; rC and zeb bentley are already (J had rathee. nasty j M Ml B W I ; ' cDfr ?:M':::::7 yi - mi. t 9 jt tr ji-Ki lv. rwim i ' i ' : t ij -- ' t. -7 rKJ&rNi. JMk.H, lmnl.. iUM i i i-v rMi. uwi'iw i " j - ,ii 'uun I OHiTHEX 6l ViVO '. VTi, A WASNT .TVN " THAT AJAS VtA 6A6 OOESKl'T MEAN A SAX ,T TH A t. P I HE SAID IF I PLAYED WH AT 'D Ytouisht, easy, he'd )you SAY? 8 A NUMBER OF ' THINGS 1 rOU BLACKED MY EYE AT THE DEBATE -YOU HORNED IN ON MY DATES WITH JUNE AND NOW You try to be a BIS SHOT WITH A MOVIE STAR Nasty WA5 SWtVX TUT& TO WELL, NATURALLY, I TOLD HUA THAT. 1 WAS UNDER CONTRACT AN0 HAD T0 PUY. BUT IU PRETTY WORRIED. I-I'VE NEVER BEEN IN A. FIGHT, EASY. I WOULDN'T KNOW HOW TO ACT. i a-tnj .r- i i . J Ai TRIOXCLE, .J; j? r-i-jM .... i r t m m v wM K4r'Sirit. yi f(rrV f i i of, w mm tim -rV SsA t & ! Ringside Seats And since then, YOU'VE TAKEN BOXING LESSONS , AND YOU'RE GOING TO TAKE ME TO A QUIET f TUI DA1.ITC ACC X't 1 ni JM j ri ME I RIGHT ? "Accidents" in Store Hmmm-m! m .... ) s - a. mmm . Flo Gets An Earful WHEN I START HOME AMD THERE'S WHERE WE'LL FOOL .jf HOLY SMOKE I Y YEAH. TOMIOHT, THEY'LL BE 'EW,50Y. DON'T YOU WORRV! WE'LL Ipi ISN'T THAT A SHE'S BEEN LAYING FOR ME DOWN HAVE WASH'S CAR VICK. YOU UP IN M FLO, THE CIGARETi LISTENING 8V THE PARKING rm, i rf fFT FRONT 0' THE yf-'. GIRL? a-!0RSOME Sl 1 L cm'rtAI'Krwwt TO ..yKtc u. rT oi.f 2tf,m.' XZ : x : .:-.. . T I KNEW . -l5-C? ; f WE'D SE" Wyytrl.- ,1 V SOMETHING VV-jmJ YOU I l . I HERE f-jiM NEED A f VJELlL, I'M NOT k . ''V ( GOOD , RUNNING AWAV J'l, 'W NrA StJBVICF, INC. T. M". pr.C. i). fi. I'A Kf" -rA 1 ,J-V'Y ''4-' II mm t.COI'ILIMfl tlY NEA StnvlCE. INC. T. M. RtO. U :f.Z , Help Wanted RELIABLE man take care ftore route. Distribute, collect. New products. No selling. Earn ex cellent weekly income. 1) & W Nut Company, St. Laul, Minne sota. WANTED al once Experienced single man for general farm work. Good in UK or and teamster. Roy's Dairy, Myrtle Creek. Hay, Grain end Feed ALFALFA hay, 1st cutting, In the schock or will halo Order at unco before it is stored, to save money. Fred A. Golf. Phone 218. FOR SALE First cutting iilfulfa hay, fs.00 a ton in the field, 74 acres. 1. n. Thompson, Roseburg Star Route. Wanted CUSTOM sheep shearing, good equipment. Work guaranteed. Grant and Churchill, phono Oak land 40-F-3. WEANER pigs, calves, all kinds of livestock. Tho Auction Markot, D20 Winchester. WOOL AND MOHAIR wanted. Highest cash price. Ruseburg Poultry. WANTED Truck for Model W Cletrac. H. M. Knapp. Wilbur, Oregon. Poultry TURKEY eggs for sale. Phone 11 F3. E. It. Lulmun. UA1IY and started chicks. Wutzig Hatchery. Dentistry DR. G. W. Marshall. Med. A. Dldg. NOTICE TO ODD FELLOWS Annual "Clean Up" of Odd Fel lows Cemetery will lio on May 21, 22 and 23, 1038. Any perBon desir ing to donalo work on saino, please call at cemetery on those dutes, Phllcturhm Lodgo, No. S, 1. O. O. F. By Blosser By Thompson and By Martin By Crane Coll wm ,wm4 TKEi CLUB'S ROSTER INCREASES A lurgo increase in membership of tho Roseburg Towusond club was reported at last night's regu lar mooting. Thirty-one members were added at the May 6 meeting anil 21 wore taken in lust night, It was reported. A. C. Marslers, C. II. Arundel, Mublo I'. Taylor, L. W. lngols and Mr. anil Mis. James Sawyers wero elected delegates from the Roao burg club to tho third national Towusend convention lo be held in Los Angeles June 19 to 23. Delegates who aro to attend the convention from other clubB of the county aro Mrs. R. D. Kleist, Dil lard; J. F. Custer, Olnlla; Mrs. Francos McMillcn, Glide; Mrs. Olive McKee, Yoncalla, and Mr. and Mrs. Ecklos, Camas Valley, Dr. R. L. Dunn entertained the club with a short talk and a read ing. Tho next meeting was announc ed for tho date of June 3, and the hour of tile meeting was announc ed for 8 o'clock instead of 7:30 P. 111. CANYONVILLE CANYONVILLK, Mny 21 Mr. mid Mrs. Ira Poole iittendcil ttio Uienler in IlosobuiK Sunday. Mrs. ISvelyn Ktroud loft Tor Port land and Washington Wednesday Cor two or three weeks' visit with friends. Koimotli DoVoro ot Portland vis ited his iiaronts, Mr. and Mrs. J. 11. DoVoro, Tuesday. Mrs. Carl Hill ot bays Crook visited at the Ira Poole home Tuosday oveutng. Curtis Kerns of Sun Francisco Is visiting friends in Canyonville. James Mauley, who has been vory III, is slowly improving. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. GIobs modo a businoss trip to Ashland Wed nesday. Mr. unci Mrs, Jnko F.Hcliler, Hoy and Maxlno, of llukorsl'lcld, Calif., wero woek-ond guusts at tho It. 11. Whitney homo. Mr. anil Mrs, Kuy Hurl ley and rainlly visited at Mr. Durtley's hrotlier's homo In Huucburg Sun day. Tho O. 10. S. social club mot at tho homo of Mrs. Eiuma Wamslcy, Thursday. Iia i'ooln, who Is working in tho forest Borvlco, Is spending the weok-ond at Ills homo. Mi'B. 0. Q. Mosor cut tho third fhiKor ot her loft hand vory bo- veroly Inst week. She was attend ed by Dr. Hess or Myrtle croon who removed a splinter or Dono that was chipped off. The Canyonvlllo .high school stu dent body went lo KuiiBet bcnoli Friday and roturnud Sunday. Tho principal, Mr. Iildwanlu, and Miss Wlllors, one of tho louchors, also Mr. and Mrs. Oiloni Ford and Mi'B. Albert Hamburg accompanied thorn. Stock and Bond Averages BONDS Compiled by May 21. Tito Associated Piosb. 20 10 10 10 lilt's Ind'ls Ill's Fun. .. 54.2 07.1 00.0 02.4 .. 54.5 117.2 lll.l 62.(1 ... 511.4 0(1.1 US. 8 011.2 .. 03.1 1U2.9 OK.O 72.1 ... 70.6 (IS.O U2.2 67.0 ... 40.7 IKI.O H5.8 01.0 ... 1111.11 104.4 102.8 74.7 .. 70.3 115.5 00.3 C4.2 Today I'rov. day .. Mouth ago . Year ago .. lb.'IX high .. l!s low .... 1IIII7 high .. 11W7 low .... STOCK8 0 15 15 50 Ind'ls lilt's Ill's ijl'ks .. 50.2 LI.7 110.1 118.0 ... 67.2 1.1.0 50.2 110.4 ... 68.8 14.11 30.0 40.4 .. 02.7 45.5 42.5 08.2 ... 118.2 21. Q 31.0 47.0 ... 40.2 12.1 24.0 il:l.7 . llll. II 40.5 54.0 76.3 ,.. 67.7 10.0 31.0 41.7 Today I'rev. day , .Mouth ago Your ngii . Ili:i8 high . I!i:i8 low ... Ili:i7 high .. FLAPPER FANNY -COM. t BY NtA ftCnviCC, "All right, sniarty the best cooks aro men. But don't ask me to eat any biscuits like father. used to make" R. H. S. SEES VIEWS OF BOULDER DAM Roseburg Senior High school students yesterday enjoyed mov ing pictures of Boulder dam. The pictures, presented through the courtesy of tho Union Oil com pany, showed the work and con struction of the massive project, as well as where the workers llvo and the terrain surrounding the dam. They were accompanied by sound dosorlblng the scenes. Preceding the showing, C. II. Beard, principal, made announce ments urging the students to at tend the senior class night and baccalaureate service. Bible Class to Meet Dr. H. L. Dunn's non-denominational Bible Study class will meet at 7:46 o' clock next Monday evening at tho dining hall of the Douglus hotel. LODGE DIRECTORY , v DaMolay Chapter Regu " lar meeting every aea ond and fourth Thur days at the Maaonio ' Tempi. SCRIBE. O, E. 8.( Roaebwrs Chapter No. S-i 'Holds stated communications o the flm and third Thursdays U -each month. All sojourning broth, era and alatera axe oordlally la Tiled to attend, MRS. WALTER, HEKCI1BR, W. M. ETHEL WEBB, Sec. . Neighbors of Woodcraft, Lilae Circle, No. 49 Meets on first and third Monday evoninga, lu I. O. O. P. hall. Visiting noign. bora invited to attend. LYD1A HOOPER, Q. N". CYNTHIA QERMOND, Clerk. V. B. A- Roaeburg Review, No. 11 Holds regular meetings on leo ond and fourth Thursdays t 7:30 p. m. VlBltlng slaters Invited to attend reviews, Maccatwt ball, Pine and Cass street. BELLE STEPHENSON, Pres. MHS. JESSIE VINSON, F. 8e MAUD POWERS. Sea Union tncampmsnt No. V, I. O. O. H Meets In Odd Fellows Tempi on 2nd and 4th Wednesday o eaoh month. ViBltliur Patrlarc-4 always welcome. CAUL W. OHMAN, 0. P. A. J. GEDBES, H. P. RALPH KUSaELL. Scribe. F. O. E Aerie 1497, meets Macca bee hall on Pine street ever Tuesday evening at g o'clock Visiting Brothers always . wel some. CARL MURPHY, Pres. H. B. 8UOFIELD, Sea . I. O. O. P., Phlletarlan Lodoe, No,1 ' 8 Meets In Odd Fellows Templet every Thursday evening. Vlstinj brothers are always welcome, . OLIVER PLUMER, N, O, V A. J. GEDDES, See, Job's Daughters, No. e Miets tlrst and fourth Tuesdays at 7:30 p, as., Masonic Temple. Master Ma sons and O, E. H, members at ways welcome. ' ADAH MAUHS ItUHL, Hon. Queen. CORRINE HARPIIAM, ; Heo, Recorder, K. O. T. M. Tent Ml v. No. 18-. Meets second and fourth Friday! of eaoh month- until furthoi notice In Maoeabes Hall, cornet Cobb and Pine streets. VlBltinl Knights always welcome, ISAAC CLINE, R. K, Ladies' Auxiliary to Eagles, Rose burg Asrle, No. 1497 Meets la Maccaboo hall on Cubs Btreet, OS second and fourth Tuesday eve nlngs ot each month, at 8 o'clock, Visiting sistors In good standing always welcome. MABEL STBVEN8, M. Pros. ANNA TROZELL, M. Sec. Roaeburg Lodge, No. 1037, L, Q O. M. Meets ovory socond aud fourth Friday ot ouch mo'") at 8:00 p. m Moose hall, cornl of Washington and Jacksol streets. VlBltlng brothers wel come. HUBERT H. GRAHAM, Diet. T. C. HARTF1EL, Sec. By Sylvia INC. T. M RCC. U- PAT. OFF.